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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
TWOM|NUTESTOPRAY
QUICK AND AWFUL PUNISHMENT.
The TssrEhls Rstrseasiea sisis~a Upon .
a hssishsr bs Party at Lsachsrs-
Hanged 10 sspiisa snd fhrsss
T~eaty Feet inso the AiE.

LOUISVILLE. june i.-Sherif Lewis. Of
Gibson county. Ind. arrives in the city lsss
night. and brought news Of very senss-
tional affair happening II Crawford county
On Sunday the fcurtsens sear-old daughter
Of John Flsnnigsn, near Boston, Ia that
county. was carried away and crselly and
fouiiy assaulted and outraged by Walter
and Charles Davis. brothers. Of tad repGte.
Then they beat her with club and lefi her
for dead. Her brothers founi her sfter .
long search. The two Davis boys. who
made the assault were found IN the woods
near the suffering gsfl on Monday morning.
One account states that both of them were
taken 90 a sapllng Dear by and lyncbod.
after that they had confessed the deed.
Another account states that Walter Davis
escaped. but that just after dark his
brother, Charles. was found concealed
under q house. and was dragged
out by an infurissed mob. BE
was terrified and quAking with fear. lie
was securely strapped TO horse and driven
back 10 the spot where he rsyished the girl.
lie begged for mercy but his cries were un-
headed lie was taken from Ire horse. his
hands tied behind him. and was given two
minutes in which 10 pray. He availed him
self OF the time allowed. and II the expirs-
ton of II stout sxpling was bent down.
and a short rope tied 20 The top with the
other end about Davis neck. SIX men
held down the tree. and when IL was roless-
ed il few back into position; and Davis
was jerked twenty feet into the air. The
force threw him over the top Of the tree.
and As the rope brought him up short or
the other side. his neck was broken. The
body was riddled with bullets by the crowd
and was allowed 10 hang Until yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

County Clerk Harvey was made aware Of
shs condition Of affairs Monday and lefl
for Lansing Tuesday afternoon to oficislly
notify the Governor Of Fcllet's resignation.
he dsi not see him Until yesterday morn
ing and Il Vas the first<niimation that the
Governor had that Follets nad left town
and vas short In his accounts He prom
ised 20 make an early appointment said
Nr. Harvey asst evening. bat be did not
signify on whom TIE mantle vould fall.
In justice 70 Mr. HsrveY i should be
staiei that the business II bis Office is not
rua IN loose manner. a. sorae n1iEht infer
f~ogs a statement nsaFie BY the y ssosrsf yes-
tersisy thas ar Foiletf bad drawn his ssls-
~ a nonth IN advsnce. These oriers are
srsvn ay Nr. Hsrveg and show that Fol-
letfs salsrv up - MAJ ilfh bad been re-
eelved by hirn. bas nss bssors il vas earned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
SHERMAN TALKS POLITICS.
He says that Grover Cleveland is Prsff
dent by yfrtne of a Crime.

SPKINoFIEID, June l--Srnator Sherman.
by invitation; spoke before the Illinois isK
islature this afternoon on THE Principles
and Tendencies Of the Two Great Political
Parties Of the Country" He reviewed the
history Of the two parties for the last -
years. and solnipg down 10 the present time.
said. that In bis opinion no intllegent
man could deny that Cleveland is President
by virtue Of crime against the elective fran.
chiser He continued:
The mission Of the Republican party will
never end until every legal voter can cast
one honest vote and no more, aud have that
vote counted.
A difference between the two parties sp-
pears Ia the selection Of public officials
The Republicans gave the preference 10
union soldiers, bat now ten rebel soldiers
are appointed 10 one union soldier.
degrading the questions TO be settled.
Senator Sherman said: "ReveDues must be
reduced and industries ruust be protected
The Democrats object tBthis last a. uaoon-
stitutioDal." Regarding the labor question
be Eaid:
The Republicsn party, embracing IN Il
the great body os the producers Of the
country. has uniformly, both By state and
manner that has been proposed 70 improve
their condition. 20 promote employment. 20
regulate The hours of ssbor. % secure good
wages and prompt payment ia good money.
aud stands ready 10 adopt every Just meas
ure % open their way 20 comfort wealth
and TO all advanced positions In public and
private life. The c5l1federsts idea is that
Congress has 10 power 60 d. sny of these
things. It's unconstitutional. American
laborers doDot desire legislation 10 regulate
The price of labor. They only want the free
and ready means Of contesting " It'll capital
for fair division Of the results of protec-
ton. We have 20 room IN this country for
Anarchists, Communists OF Socialists All
our workinEmep want j. ap open fei8 and q
fair chance with tie hight Of organization.
corporation. and the friendly sympsthy Of
ali clssses and conditions Of men.
The Democracy promised 20 reduce the
gurpl0s. but bas failed.
senator sherman vss frequently APP
piauded-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Belle Bryant. al airy. fairy thing OF grace
and beauty. is one Of the lovely equestri-
enne stars who charm and thrill the audi
ences that attend the performances OF Sells
Brothers circus Miss Bryant is an Amer
ican production, but has dazzled Europe
With her art these last five years. The
young lady is accounted the most daring
skillful and graceful rider that has ever sp-
peared in this country Though young IN
years, not having yet obteined her maIori-
ty, Miss Bryant has already obtained for
herself the reputation of being the fore
most equestrienns in all Europe. She has
played brilliant and triumphant engage
ments in Paris, Berlin. Vienna. Brussels.
Madrid and London, aud numbers among
her patrons many OF the nobility of Eu-
rope. One of her most pronounced admir-
ers is the Empress of Austria-hersslf .
noted rider-who has given tie fair Amer
ican numerous substantial evidences OF her
Appreciation in the shape OF metals aud
jewels. The young lady has probably been
presented with more diamonds and jewelry
than any other cotemporary artistic. not
even excepting the famous Patti. Miss
Bryant's collection of valuable5 rep
resents such an enormous sum OF money
that for safety, and to avoid the care Of
them herself, she carries q lynx eyed de-
tecsive with her rs the custodian of the
precious articles. Her trophies will be ex-
hibited during her furthercoming visit to
the city, in the window Of one of our pro-
minent iewesry houses. Ii was wila much
difficulty that the Messrs. Sells secured the
young equestrienne for this seasons tour,
she being 10th to leave the scenes of her
many remarkable successes. She finally
yielded to large monetary consideration
1915 per week and travelling expenses for
herself, mother, maid and detective-the
highest salary ever paid rider in this
country. The young lady's mother is her
constant companion, and frowns down all
advances made by heart-smitten dudes.
Miss Bryant rides horseback entirely. and
rivals Fish and Robinson in artistic evolut-
ions. She executes both back and forward
somersaGlts. pirouettes and fancy dances
while her horse is running at full speed.
In all probability this will her last season
in the United States, at least for several
years, as already she is anuounced to open
at the Paris Hippodrome early in the Fall,
and she will be seen here on Tuesday.
June Z, es one OF the bright stars Of Sells
Brothers big circus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
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Caught at Chasa

CHAsE, Nay Si.-ieo. Yoder died Monday
morning after an illness Of only few hours.
he leaves o wife and two small children.
Decoration Day was observed in very
appropriate manner 10y the q. A. X. Post
The exercises were held in the M. +. Church
aud were conducted by the Reys. G. III.
Theoba.d and John Nicol. Owing TO the
rain in the morning an arch was built in
front of the q. a. L. hall and il was deco
rated with flowers in place o. going TO the
cemetery. The exercises closed ia the
evening by camp lire on the public square,
the ladies furnishing the necessary refresh
ments.--John Giberson, of Clare. spent
Sunday with his family IN Chase.----Hon.
Geo. osiatt was at home over Sunday, tax
ing rest from legislative duties.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

fhe Judge ha1 Neglected as o1sessl dntsss
icr sssera. no1tAs s2d the sfsis u ths
citses are IN q dsPloFse.s shape. A lzEss
aambsr Of ofisEs aats ey kin daFing TIE
past three months s1eh a. the appointment
9f administrators. exec1toEs. guardians.
commissioners. orders admitting wills 70
Frocate Distributing estates, discasrsins
s1niulstTstars. executors. ete.s have nol
bssn ssgaec- Il vas hLs practice 10 post-
pore s8zainz such orders Cnt1 large
ncu.o Der had sccamElals9 aad been sTltfsn
np By the Register and then take day Tor
Il aud sixR them 81 together. kszlster
Hine has nok enumerated them bat estimates
the number Al several hundred just
hSw this will affect the estates
Is not clear bat IL will certainly
create torable and confusion and
PROBABLY great expense as IA many cases.
The new Judge ec2nnog legally sign the orders
and the proceedings will have 70 be oonsl-
dered null and void.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Esv ToaK. JtIns 1,-Tss farv IN TOE
trial q Jaoea sbxrD is stiH fbeonstse<s
There wss one vscsnf sest vheu oourf ~
ioU1re6 fes tie dss.
TeTDo~. Jnns Tie 1ssfh = sunrruresd
q Tlsonlss saeacsr Baypes tist vel knovn
t,rofsssor II ioe5e snd one - the s8i1ors II
fos EDfyelgps8ls Eritsnnics-
Esrrrxsr ss Juns IA specisi fr1a T.ris
s4sses fhsf tne r,ssssuSs Tsetf xo<iiesks -
there sana8T nssrnne fsa 1oieE1e sna hsz
nnt xsnos bsea heard frszn + = feers1
she uss losf 81 fbe Tsle 81 Nonssy sDd
1ises5sT-
I<apox, June 1.--Iari1le tie f.erfsrrn-
es,se ~ the f'E}uaar5fis ~ Ho<ssbsct ~
sse VIZ West slhor thfs sfternenzl. the
b.srss giazsn ~ b1ekr 7syl<H s-e<xrns un-
1sazaesasis ans 7aTior ~ss sfErorn e-s6 -
ceivez esgagoUnB frsctavs - TIE iE8gk
F'frrznt.Re. Tane 1.--krrsneenerfs ~s~t
con r8ese5 tedeF fs1 ronfere-see be<weef
fbs teke sfo5icste 1o6 q deiexafi9n n
stss zirz srp o5ss - - belf 81 fis5s 1stg -
zaazTBw rsoEaifr / = generally tsssiere6
tAat a. foBsA eI1rt ri8 ae 1nsde 70 e1scE
. eoDtTozazs<
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

The Physio- Medical convention convened
at DIR. 81. vssnboer's Office corner Monroe
and North Division-sis.. yesterday after
noon. The President and Secretary being
sbsent, DR.. y. NJ. Dunhsm was elected
President pro ten and DR.. A. Nyland Sec
retaTy. The treatment Of catarrhal aifec-
tious and diseases Of the chest were dis
cussed and clinics preseated. Proper diet,
pure air and out door exercise were deemed
OF the utmost importance. Resolutions
were adopted protesting against the Secta-
rian Medical bill now before the legislature.
A well written paper entitled "Physio-
Medical by DR.. Veenboer, which was
very interesting and valuable to members
of the profession, was read and discussed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
Hadsoarilie nzppenlnEs.

nsASst>t ~ Ia NttN-sierttsA>s-
HUDsoNylLLE. May Si.-Mrs. T. N. Bacon
is ill.--Mrs. J. y. Waite will visit ip the
Valley City this week.-Mrs. Bennett
leaves this week for visit TO Albion. Ohio
The TELEGR. n HYRsLD has the largest
circulation at the postolhce of any Grand
Rapids papef.-Chss. A. Doan has been
home for couple of days. He has been
attending Prof. Swensberg's business col
lege until recently, when be secured a posi-
ton in the Grand Rapids National bank.
Glen Barnaby moved 10 Grand Rapids
last week. Tbs good wsg-s and positions
offered In the factories aud other institu-
tions has attracted number OF persons from
this place and vicinity 10 Grand Rapids
within few weeks.-"G0t any ciecingle
coats and yests2' said representative Of
the Jacksonville rural districts To q dealer
on Canal-st.. ia the Valley City the other
dsy. Yes. lots OF them. said tEe clothing
dispenser, but we call them seeIscuckers
here
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
Hls Yieflma

II = utterly inFcssiois - give sny cor
rect i.st Of tie saGsrers. bu. the fosioslnz
xsTe made public yesterday:
Estate Of Ihomss caliard. aboat 81 20 q
An estate in which ths lsgafess are Mat
thss Dish aai Jacob Bohlan. about $50.
Estate Of John Hesshbscok, t2eo.
Estate OF joan ksrel. due % Martin
kslsl II Byron. s.. 100.
AefFlex titpp.. ef New York City. q
Drotner-sn-law Of Wm. NJ. Robinson. OF
this city had s-o0 ia F0lIetts hands.
Mrs. W. b. Johnson, OF Rockford. widow
0f the rEzn murdered by John Boyd en-
sFrstsc 5000 in his hands, aud Ia letter
q him she ASSURES him that she Is grateful
for the lnterrst be has taken in her mai
ter havlnz proven himself such q sincsre
fristad- His friendship vas diplayed Ia
making way with 81 .ooo Of the amount. the
bslanos bsing safe.
Byron ID. Wilcox. debtor 20 the estate o,
Thouas Winns. s53. amount paid 10 Fol-
lett on a note
Bessie White, heir to the Robert White
estate. amount unknown.
Mrs. keeneg. heir 10 she estate OF ].
Richards. amount unknowE.
Martha Strong. hsiy 10 the estat, Of Den.
ismin Beach, about Sl00.
Mrs. T. O. Mathews. 500.
AndreH Borden. $500.
&. L. Allen. 500.
Another case Is that OF Aiiea Durfee. the
undertaken. who had placed his accounts
against estates for funeral services ia the
hands OF Judge Follett for collection. in
order TO avoid the delay aud annoyance
OF sending them before the commissioned
on claims Just how much has been col
Iected and not paid over cannot at this time
be ascertalned. In fact there Is only one
case OF this kind in which il IS alb
soiutely know that Mr.. Follett collected an
aceonn, and did not pay IL over 10 Mr.. Dur
lee. So1le two weeks ago Mr.. Folleti
called on Mr. Samuel 8. Morey, execute,
Of the estate of G. 8. Morey. and told
him thar Mr.. Dnrfes wanted the money
some ninety-hvo dollars. due for funeral
services. That afternoon Mr.. Morey called
Al Mr.. Foliett's ofics to pay 1t, when the
Judge told him 20 90 over To Mr.. Durfee' :
and pay Il TO him, and come back and be
would give him q receipt. Mr. Morey wen.
70 Mr. Durfes's Office did nor find him in.
and retul..ed to Judge Follett. who then
said: "Well. then. pay il to me and I'll
give you receipt" and be did so. Mr..
Durtees scco1nts In Judge Follett's hands
amount TO quite large sum.
The JUICE Of Probate was not required
to give bond. IL is judicial position,
and the lag does not provide for him hand
ling any moneys. But many of those who
had dealing In the Probate court used the
Judge as medium in their transaction,
and entrusted TO him funds pending final
settlement Many small leg,cies were left
IN bis charge and II is impossible TO ascer-
tain their amount or what disposition has
been made of them. E. Il. Uhl. L. T..
Hawkins. James Blair and l. ID. Norris are
said TO have been endorsers on Follett's
paper 10 the amount of about $4,000
which was carried by the Grand Rapid:
National Bank
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

New YoRx. June i.-At Jerome Park
First Raee-Three fourths Of mile: Pam
peroe. !; Britianic. ?; Ichibsn. 5 time. i.isi.
Second Rzee--the Crotton handicap. one
mile: Eurus. l; stoneback. 2: Bankrupt, s
time, las.
Third Rsce-one and one-eighth miles
Hypasia, ]; Pomona. =. Lottery. ;: time,
20ei.
Fourth Race-One and fise-sixteenths
miles: Phil Lee, ]; Enigma, ?. two start
ere; time 2.26i.
Fifth Raoc-Seyen-eig Of mile: Pet
ticoat. i; Neptunas. ?; Young Duke. 5; time.
l:34.
Sixth Race-Hurdle handicap. mile and
three furiougs. VIII Davis. !, G0ldfellow,
2, Breenoya, ;; time, 2:44s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
THE TIMES" LATEST EFFORT.
The Last Of the "Thunierer'sr Series Of
Attacks on ParnefI

Attacks on ParneiI.
LONDON. June 1.-The last Of the TImes'
second series Of articles on Parnellism and
Crime. which appears this morning. con-
cludes with the statement that the New
York Council of Fenian Brotherhood has
issued circular appealing for funds for q
''pyrotechnic display" in honor Of the
Queens jubilee. and requesting that all
moneys subscribed FOR the purpose should
be addressed TO John Murphy, treasurer,
possofice box 80 The articles continues.
"In other words series Of dynamite and
incendiary outrages Is intended. Whether
the schemes succeed, the near future will
disclo=e. What kDowiesige the Parnellises
possess of the character and projects Of the
men who hold such cicee relations With
them, We shall not here discnss- We vii
only add, that while the success Of the in
qairy We have made has surpassed our
original expectations. Mr.. Psrnell has bat TO
raise finger 20 obtain far fuller informa-
ton upon every point than our partial and
limited opportunities have rendered pcs
si5.e.n
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
m. Gambling Operations.

folletts gambling speculations. as above
stated. were carried on mostly outside ths
city. although he dropped noinconsiderable
amount In deals through Hes:ers bucket
shop here-not Horton as given Yesterday.
There are people IN this city who state posi-
rgsly. thar though exemplary at home and
very guarded n bis movements, that his
frsquens visits 10 Chicsgo were for the
double purpose of dealing in options and
handling the cards. He is said to have
made Parson Davies rooms his loafins
plses and 70 haze lost many dollar on
two pair or the high card" at The
Store"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

.ate Merkls resides on Alabama-st.
William Pinkerton-not BILLY" Of detective
fame-is the agent for the Keystone Wiring
er Co. and he called on Kate yesterday 10
persuads ber 20 buy bis wares. After bis
departure Kate says she missed plain gold
ring valued at SO aud had warrant issu-
ed for William : arrest he was locked up
but viii undoubtedly be released this
morning "a he - the wrong Pinkerson. q;
least ksts fails TO identify him as the man.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

NJ F-lisu has u.szs ss'.d. szkzszaiisl
if,esisis t.san szy y00Ex usn x rs z<s =
fae fsT. As s4s G1.Fszsalsy Lket sad
a-.is s-om eztzz sca,iz7slly bard ~. 90
s4spieson zss ese- sntsEt& aed of his hs.Eg
rEeoke4 = b dealings. hs xss EFoni-
neas Eienksr ef ozsss Episcopal Ch~Fch.
oeio1sst - sev8si soelai elubs, <ss frssi-
ienl of tas District fslesfaph C0mpaay.
y ss Interested ~ gsrio1s misunderstanding IN
Elili-o0s. Ets sn olacex of the : 3rtsn1aa .
Dssaacrsey. aad Lad beea honofea sifh
aeFefsi inlp1ftsBI pozit.onz- he s4s elected
siserasu q the eecon4 yard ever 81 IA
alsllse Republican n.aI0Fits. hs.d fke oe-s.
- Cifeuit Court commissic1sr for TO
serns--io1F years, and vas sieeled - ths
goz.fi9a % ff0csle JUICE on f1sion tex
sf "a ne iace If rhs nloss sEre1goCs cpposi-
ttau-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Whether Justly. or otherwis@. The scfiaus
of Messrs. Jhi. Hawkins. Sigh and Hius
in the case sre unfsvor.bls criticised on the
streets Lien remember thar these gentle
men were more interested ii placing Mr.
F5lleff IN the frnportsns position vhich he
held thsn all others and freely cypress TIE
orinina that trey beinx c1EnIzant u his
daxnwart career s1oaid a. east b<re
stepped him hefare he Nsnt 80 fsr As = r0b
wsless snd orphans Not = few were
heard % exrr-es fae orinfsn hat The s.r-
sicnen nsasd s<e neepsks r-e-ezsihls for
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

LosD3s. June lone thousand I've hsn.
dred miners At Bsehmuts Russis. who a..
out en strike. attempted 70 rob orswery
owned By 8 firm Of Englishsns8. FSfty
Eagiish workmen attached 70. fbs brewers
mo1nted horses and resisted shs sttsck 3
the strikers DarBe TIE fight which oo-
curred three Of the workmen wers killed
Many strikers. uho are 81 Russians hass
been arFested The co8fiet sss ended be-
fore military aid arrived.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

CE1cAeo. June i.--"Nic' schnsiisr con-
timed under cross-examinstioa tosssy IN
the trial Of AcDonald and McGs~rixie. Eor
Conspiracy . dsfrsas Csok county. The
ez -boiIer-nsksr related how he rafse,i
f1nfls 20 carry cot his contrasts with the
ceuntg and wss ciosssT exsurned IA regard
10 certain bills conaeete8 With eoanfv Or
6ers. No sery important information uzs
eiai1ed doring The day session.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

tbtArssss - tss ztS,ssts-sts,Ns.
REED Cry, June "A Swede, aged about
25 years. was killed by freight train here
last night about 10 o'clock. he came here
TO attend the circus, and il is supposed
while intoxicated, laid down with his head
on the rail Of side track and the O'Clock
train, while swirching. backed the car onto
him. His remains were not found for q
couple Of hours af;erwari.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

csScikSArI. June l.--At LAlonis. First
sce-Three-qasrtsfs mile: John Heny. /
Jenny AeAurland. : Alfred. 5 time
l.lsf.
Second Race Seyen-eighss mile. Cover.
nor. /: Blue Lines. ?: Walker. ;. time.
l35
Third Raoe--One mile dash: Little Miss
l; Fort, 2 Biddy Bowling. 5, time. ss46l.
teenth: Grisefte, /, Hindoo Hose, 2 Row
die. 5; time, l.5s.
Fifth Rkce-Iaionia Cup handicap.
sweepstakes, one a lie and three quarters
Pastoral, /; kaloolah 2. 0'Fali0n. 4. time
a.l1f
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

Gen. I. c. Smith assumed the duties of
Superintendent of Police yesterday morn
ing. He gives no intimatiou Of the course
he win parsue, but several changes are
predicted. he speut most Of bis tinne res
teTday In the company OF Mayor Dikemsn,
and the result Of these conferences will
rrohablY soon be made pnblic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02
GRAND RAPIDS MICH THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 2. ee7.

tie la*sss @ssisinss xad tai lasesae II
sieEsag 6i1 - esaps. Icy shessd base
F-sef ttzs. i ascEs<srs. tszrns1 AHA ossF
f9 "a DeFey e tAe lss s1d m81e god h1s
sef>clepcEes II - wea k1o~4 t14s tns
j1eKes - stiyes sse wealthy sad peoQis are
ize'snss - ls.ak test tney coszld bettsx At
ior1 - make ko91 ths a. srtass. sssa 4 lt
sulernts e. fi93e0. tasn % allow poor
peop.e u sasss k5r tbs gadxss czsAenssss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

ToBkpo. -. JEns 1.--Spsfzsf a Co. .
g leading barking firm Of this elty. tonight
issued 5 challenge 70 tie Isonasx Rfss
drill sg1insf TIRE Toie7o Cadets - fais r5ks
for 500. The cbsiiengs specifies last ths
dF5E shall take p1acs On CT hsfure Auruas
1, n ether CaicHgo o. Csue nnetl. x1tA
rrefererce foT the former czfy- Ths ehsl.
isags ulsl rezasin open ants 5alT IS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

"a saae Es.,kss &s.st Aeeekss ps~s sae
sas,hsa 90 = nasIesas Nzfssk

xks.sssst ~ ees ssese.ss &N>A.s
Toxsoe1Na. a.. 5nns 1.oI1oksi Asent
VA coasernan teok irasn tls ssis s1sss,
~bich has i.esn isfs ln his sss.aHg. sns
started for hazas si,ssut = . csaos las nsgat.
as hss noi gene tAr bsiose inan seAs lsas
. sloneh hzs snd light coat stsppsa ~ snc
demanded his nansg, ana shoui ths same
tinae snethsf Eaxn s'Tuck CalterIn&n WITH .
ssnd beg Uhsoh feiieo biln - ths fronna
As hs iel he fired olss Shot Al kils roiss,sEss
and they ssfufns1 TIE nTs. hittins hin Ia
tAe elaos. IhsF thsn ~cEss thrasskh hksIl.
taxing fhs nnksasy and other fnluahlss
They then rsn q buggy ~ waiting kpa
dove oH rspidls. tkzey we're Traced as la
ss White House. where The Erasl ~ss iast
ME. uegteFznsn foun1 another nall tlnbsd-
6ed II hLs watch Tins morning. Il wss .
mosi daring robbery trosn tias fsci thai 4
occurred n ths masi thlckls psft II Tie
business portion of the toen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

~EwRUzsH. y. y. Jsas The Reform
ed Presbyterian synod e ths Cnisea
statss and Osnsas met n Wsfnsnstsv
church, n tbs ctr. - ,. n No6srstor
Csratkers q Wilkiassurz Pa. prpsiE "a.
ard d. 3. Wiison, II P1tksS1rz eez nsrv.
cierk The synod rss opeazd wsth : ser-
Fnen by the Moderator. TIE sstea3znes :
lsxks
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

JEEsKT CTTr. June 1s-fSeorRs Il Drssoue
The wife murderer. suffered The extreme
penalty Ct TIE lev in The Hudson eouuty
ISL. Jersey Ctr. few Biuute after -
ocipex this morning. The condemned man
rasinfsine5 his fsrtiin3e - the last. The
murder vas cofnrnifsed set 8. 1886.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-02

ffE-1f1tE = w TflfEFKa stRtls-
GRAND LEDsE, June The examination
Of Grant and Thomas Challender for the
mur.ler of John Clay was commenced be-
fore Justice Irish yesterday. The case was
adjourned until Friday when testimony
will be taken et Charlotte. Great interest
IL felt IN the case